Iowa boys basketball tournament opens with Newton defending title
The Iowa high school tournament kicks off with Newton defending its title against Atlantic in a 1:30 p.m. opener. Other first-day games pit Dubuque Wahlert vs Waterloo West, Sioux City Central vs Cedar Rapids Jefferson, and Fort Dodge vs Algona as Newton makes a seventh finals trip amid a strong field and high advance sales.
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UPI
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Cardinals
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Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Fort Dodge
Algona
Lyle Quinn
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Shrimp Strobridge
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Illinois
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Little Algona
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Sig Wood
School chief resigns as high school picks successor
Ten years after leading Washington's public schools M M Schell resigned Monday night. Robert Everetts longtime high school principal was named to fill the vacancy. The board also appointed Carl Paetz football coach as high school principal.
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M. M. Schell
Washington
Robert Everetts
Carl Paetz
Hawks Ready for 1964 Iowa Baseball Season in Arizona
Iowa, missing the Big Ten title by a narrow margin last year, travels to Arizona for a six game series with Arizona at Tucson to start the 1964 season. Coach Otto Vogel emphasizes pitching with 7 of 14 lettermen as hurlers led by Jim McAndrew.
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UPI
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Tucson
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Lee Petersen
Bob Gebhard
Doug Winders
Junior Bowling Scores and Standings Report
The record shows Marcia's Beauty 41 13 Schoonover 33. 21 Berk Clippers 2742 26% Snack Bar 272 2612 Boyd Magazines at eet Phillips Drug 24, 30 Everetts Music is GS Tastee Freeze at High Scores. Team series led by Marcia 1912 and Snack Bar 1878. Team game results: Marcia 708 and Snack Bar 655. Individual leaders include Linda Johnson 468 in series and 212 in a game, Joyce Zieglowsky 456 in series and 167 in a game.
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Cardinals optimistic on pennant run despite outfield concerns
St Louis manager Johnny Keane says the Cardinals can improve on last season’s second place finish and contend for the pennant. He notes an outfield issue but cites Curt Flood in center and plans platooning Carl Warwick and Doug Clemens in the corners.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Charley James
Carl Warwick
Doug Clemens
Hornung must earn job again
Paul Hornung and Alex Karras have had NFL suspensions lifted and will compete for starting roles with the Packers and Lions. Hornung battles Tom Moore for the quarterback/halfback spot after a one year ban for betting. Moore gained 658 yards last season and six touchdowns. Rozelle met with Hornung and Karras privately to discuss their readiness to return to the league.
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Green Bay Packer
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George Wilson
Mid-Prairie Track Opens With 25 Boys Out
Twenty five boys report for track at Mid-Prairie as basketball ends. Practice began March 2 with 25 athletes focusing on conditioning starts hurdles and baton exchanges. The Conference Indoor Meet is set for March 25 in Iowa City. Coach Phil Parmon lists Gary Martin John Orr Ron Redlinger Ward Niffene gger Ron Kelly Tom Stockett Jerome Yoder Tim Tebockhorst Gary Kos Kent Fordyce Tim Patterson Dennis Bishop Virgil Davis Jim Cuddeback Don Johnson Dave Maxwell Dick Harvey Claire Greiner Jerry Wasson EdHazelton Alford Hazelton Gary Thompson Jim Fisher Al Smith Leon Eash.
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Iowa City
Phil Parmon
Gary Martin
John Orr
Ron Redlinger
Ward Niffenegger
Ron Kelly
Tom Stockett
Jerome Yoder
National Wildlife Week Opens March 15 Since 1938
National Wildlife Week runs March 15–21 this year as part of conservation education efforts by the National Wildlife Federation based in Washington DC. The federation serves about two million affiliates and supporters, publishes magazines and leaflets, and funds training for teachers and conservation programs nationwide. It promotes public land access for recreation through the FAIR program and conducts annual waterfowl habitat surveys, with observances led by local conservation groups and state agencies. Proclaimed by President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1938, the observance highlights natural resource and conservation priorities.
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National Wildlife Magazine
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Washington
Federation and Industry
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Wallace Seeks Wisconsin Votes In Presidential Primary
Alabama Governor George Wallace travels to Wisconsin for the April 7 primary aiming to sway voters. He predicts 5 000 votes and says he started as a protest against the civil rights bill, now seeking statewide opinion. Governor Reynolds labels Wallace a bigot and carpetbagger while forecasting a split of Wallace supporters.
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Alabama
George Wallace
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Montgomery
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Record of Deeds Transfer in Riverside North Addition
New cars include a Rambler and a Chevrolet sold to Rev. Gilbert C. McDowell and Edward or Joan Hutchcroft. A Chevrolet truck goes to Royce E. Buckwalter, another Chevrolet truck to Mullet Trucking. Ford and Imperial linked entries involve Duane F. Longwell and Duane E. Latta and wife transferring to Clarence Rummelhart in block B of the North addition Riverside.
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Rambler
Edward Or Joan Hutchcroft
Chevrolet
Royce E. Buckwalter
Duane F. Longwell
Ford
Mullet Trucking
John T. Russell
Imperial
Duane E. Latta
Clarence Rummelhart
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North Addition
Riverside
De Gaulle Arrives in Mexico for Four Day Visit
President de Gaulle begins a schedule of ceremonies and tours in Mexico City on day two of his four day visit. He attends a wreath laying at the independence monument, tours a housing development, lunches with President Lopez Mateos, visits the capitol, and attends a high level dinner. Millions of Mexicans greet him as he addresses a crowd from a balcony at Los Pinos in Spanish.
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UPI
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Mexico
Independence
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Monbouquette Shines As Red Sox Edge Indians In Arizona
Boston pitcher Bill Monbouquette fires six innings of three hit shutout relief to boost the Red Sox past the Cleveland Indians 5-4 in Tucson Arizona. The win comes as Monbouquette vows to raise his 1963 20 win season and sharpen for the 1964 campaign.
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Boston Red Sox
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Cleveland Indians
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Ariz
Dalton Jones
Jerry Dorsch
Tony Conigliaro
Tony Horton
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Fla
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Farm association to hold meeting here
TIPTON A summary of Mississippi Valley Farm Business Association records shows farm incomes down 25 percent from 1963. Low livestock prices reduced earnings to the lowest year since 1959, with one third of member farms failing to recover feed costs. Duane Steinhart, the association’s field man, announced four meetings for detailed 1963 analysis, including a Washington County session at the fair grounds here on March 23 at 7:30 p.m.
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Missisippi Valley
Washington County
Fair Grounds
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